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Pathetic. We have officially turned into Liverpool. Next season is our year.
Until it isn't and Ole is figuring out who deserves to be here for 2021/22. Spoofing.
Pathetic. We have officially turned into Liverpool. Next season is our year.
Well that someone's club couldn't get close Jose's United and even last season, after a poor season by our own standards they were still far behind us and this season they are second without multiple windows and a billion pounds spent on English players. All this means that when they both their jobs Ole had a better team but Rodgers has turned it around whilst Ole has allowed his to stagnate despite actually spending more than Rodgers and taking his first choice defender in the process.Same old arguments. X is doing better so therefore our manager is shit for not matching him. Love it. The reason why we struggle for creativity isn't because we have no creative players, nah, it's being Ole hasn't used his brain to create it. We have one creative player who has been injured for most of the season. Stating that can be coached is myopic and willfully ignorant. There's a reason why Klopp didn't try to 'coach' Mignolet and Lovren into better players and instead went out and spent £140m on replacements. And Pep has spent circa £750m on improving a squad already capable of winning the league. But you expect Ole to turn Fred into Scholes yes? You expect Young to suddenly become an adequate fullback? Complain about how shit the players are, while bemoaning why the manager isn't doing better with them. Flawless logic.
No Lingard doesn't. And that isn't because he's suddenly become a bad player under Ole. Greenwood is a terrific prospect but the notion we should be relying on an 18 year old without any prior first team experience should be setting alarm bells off in your head about the quality and depth of our squad, not to mention Lingard has a massive 1 more appearance in the league then Mason. The refusal to actually drill down into our issues really is incredible.
Oh yeah, it's favouritism alright. As it apparently was with LVG and Jose. That's a line straight out if the school of Ben Shapiro that.
I can understand when people say Ole is mediocre and all that... and yet... it would annoy me if other people in the club currently were to survive while he gets sacked, and get yet another "chance" under another manager. To an extent you can blame him for the Watford and Everton games, but IMO some of the players dropped below the baseline of acceptable performance even if they didn't have a manager.
So in that sense, him going and them still surviving afterwards (because most likely Ed will renew their contracts) is annoying to me. That said, I don't really have a lot of confidence in his ability on the pitch as a coach, so he still has a lot to prove there.
Where? All I remember that he was referring to Lampard.
We tried maintaining high standards, it "didn't work" so we just accept mediocrity then?People are talking about United must maintain high standard, we tried it in the past under Jose & LVG, and it just didn’t work.
Where? All I remember that he was referring to Lampard.
Moyes would have us higher in the league for sure.Fecking hell what a manager we got. Would rather take Moyes back.
Okay. But you can't deny that it's also his fault to a certain extent. If He knew an attacking midfielder would be so important for his system, Why didn't We try to sign any? relying on Lingard was never an option. Mata is old, We all knew that.Same old arguments. X is doing better so therefore our manager is shit for not matching him. Love it. The reason why we struggle for creativity isn't because we have no creative players, nah, it's being Ole hasn't used his brain to create it. We have one creative player who has been injured for most of the season. Stating that can be coached is myopic and willfully ignorant.
If Ole doesn't know by now that Pereira, Lingard, Mata, Matic, Young, Jones, Rojo and Shaw aren't first XI players by now then I have no hope for him.
Didn't he say that last season and will probably say the same next season."Buck up and show some effort. Or you won't be in the squad next season"
That's his message to the players.
It's as much of a motivational statement as anything.
When you're not capable of performing the actions you need to use words to spin it in your favour.Listening to the endless comments from the manager and players alike is becoming tiresome.
Just do your job, the one you are being paid an obscene amount of money for, and do your talking on the pitch.
Did no one ever tell these guys that actions speak louder than words?
Points were invalid with a trap involved, not wasting my time.Literally brainwashed, you didn’t even bother answering to my post when I questioned his judgment and decision making.
It was after the Cardiff game when he said some of these players have played their last game. The only one who has left (on loan) from that game is Smalling who is one of the better players and is still a United player. Ole isn't very consistent in what he says.I'm not defending him on the whole here but after the Everton game (I think is was) he actually said some of those players had played their last as a United player and in the summer we sold plenty of players. We all know we didn't replace them properly but that's another matter.
Yes, but some do it better than others. Let's compare the ways.Anyone can do that job.
So season after next we will win the league and next season CL qualification?I thought we knew this? When he signed up full time, he told us that this is a 3 year project.
Moyes transformed us into Everton, Ole is transforming us into Cardiff. I know which one I would choose.Yes, but some do it better than others. Let's compare the ways.
Moyes - Transformed a title wining squad into Everton 2.0 in less than 6 months.
LVG - Tried to make us possession based but didn't let the players take shots without a million passes first.
Jose - Mental Abuse at it's finest.
Ole - Ole's way or the highway.
The only great job he's done is of brainwashing others. Almost everything right It's like there's an alternate universe where Ole is doing a terrific job.I feel Ole is doing almost everything right with a few poor decisions along the way which is normal. It's obvious he's got the shittest squad in history to work with, but he's fixing some very severe damage that was left by 3 managers, who were all disasters for Man Utd for different reasons. It's going to take time.
Didn't he say that last season and will probably say the same next season.
See my other response for your first paragraph.
As for the second; we've had LVG and Jose leading the team at those times, and have since decided they are shit managers. Don't you think, after repeating this same process for a 3rd manager in a row now, that the issue might lay somewhere else? The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again, but expecting different results.
I cant embed media but I'll copy and paste a headline taken from the studio
I'm going to try and get a job like Ole has and speak all the time about the future': Jose Mourinho aims sly dig at Man United successor Solskjaer on live TV ahead of Liverpool game
Mourinho earlier this season:
"I’m going to try and get a job like Ole has, and speak all the time about the future. I think it’s a great situation, three year contract – the future, the young players. I think it’s a great job to do in such a giant club."
Why should we give a Molde (lol) caliber manager a chance to live his dream on our expanse? The man is a total charlatan. Absolutely out of his dept and you and the likes are only pushing us back further.
Management is not always as black and white as that. Zidane, Guardiola, Ten Haag etc are examples of managers who had no track record, yet thrived due to inheriting insanely gifted squads, and forged strong reputations by shaping these squads, in a philosophy that was in align with the traditions of the club.I feel like I’m being sold empty promises by someone who has no track record of delivering at anything close to the Premier League level, and any faith I put in it is hopeful and blind. This is like trusting your local electrician to run the space shuttle program
This is nothing like putting trust in Sir Alex in the late 80s before someone makes that comparison. Sir Alex won the Scottish league with Aberdeen of all teams three times and beat Real Madrid in a European final. He’s earned that trust when things aren’t going well. OGS hasn’t done anything close to that.
We tried maintaining high standards, it "didn't work" so we just accept mediocrity then?
Sounds as good of a plan as this "rebuild" which generally does not exist in football in this form. No good plan includes going backwards and becoming a mid table side in the hopes of an underqualified manager improving and developing players. Besides, what's happening this season is not consistent with what people were saying before it started. The general opinion was that all we needed was a preseason and now sitting in 8th is somehow considered "doing OK in the league" even though that kind of form got previous managers sacked.